Transition to democracy in Poland
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Transition to democracy in Poland
St. Martin's Press, c1993
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"Published in cooperation with the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, Stanford University."
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This collection analyzes Poland's experiment in democratization, from the view of longtime observers and those who are carrying out the task. It explores party alignments, mobilization, elections, leaders, labour unions and the church. The book also discusses the range of issues encountered by those attempting to move Poland from a command to a free-enterprise economy and the impact these will have upon international trade, future membership of the European Community and security relations.
Table of Contents
- The future of Poland, Richard F. Staar
- voters, parties and leaders,Raymond Taras
- political activation of social groups, Miroslawa Grabowska
- the presidential/parliamentary system, Andrew A. Michta
- local government reform, James F. Hichs Jr and Bartlomiej Kaminski
- constitutional reform, A.E. Dick Howard
- interaction between political and economic freedom, Edward P. Lazear
- privatization strategy its political context, Lucja Swiatkowski Cannon
- product and labour markets, Benjamin H. Slay and Michal Rutkowski
- the role of monetary policy in market economics, Thomas J. Sargent
- emerging patterns of foreign trade, Bartlomiej Kaminski
- prospects for regional cooperation, Sarah Meiklejohn Terry
- national security relations, Arthur J. Rachwald.
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